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Do I need to report my 90-day stay in person after re-entering Thailand?

Jun 30, 2025
5 months ago
Pete *****
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Do we need to 90 report in person again, or are we able to do so online?

We have 90 day reported online previously but since then we have left Thailand and re entered (on the same dtv) 7 weeks later.

I guess the.question is "does the 90 day reporting prrocess reset back to completing the first 90 day report in person (as aposed to online), if you leave the Kingdom?"
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TLDR : Answer Summary
When you leave Thailand and re-enter on the same visa, the 90-day reporting is considered reset. You are generally required to report in person for the first 90-day report after your return. While some immigration offices may allow online submissions, it is not guaranteed, and many cases of online submissions for the first report may get rejected. You can attempt to report online within the designated time frame or visit the local immigration office to do so in person.
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Bob **********
In person
Jonah ************
Don’t use Bangkok Bank four month hold hopefully SCB will be OK
Jonah ************
If you can’t do it online, try mailing it in, if you missed the deadline, you have to pay 2000 in person and they use half a passport page 
Anna *********
Yes it resets
Ellie *******
Basically, yes, you are expected to submit the first 90-day report after arriving in person at the local immigration office. In many cases, those "first reports after entering" online submissions are rejected, but it seems some offices accept online submissions. There is no harm in trying online first within the reporting window, which is between 15 days and 7 days before the due date. If rejected, you can visit the local office to submit in person within 7 days after the due date.
Pete *****
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@Ellie ******
thankyou Krup
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